Homewrecker

Don't hold your breath lol. Waste of time registering here IMO. I ended up polishing the windows with CarPro Ceriglass to get rid of the spray coating and applied Carpro Flyby Forte glass coating instead. Problem solved.

Hey all, First post here. I've been using Adam's products for a while now. Over the weekend I applied the Graphene Advanced Spray Coating to my car. I also applied it to the side and rear windows as shown in the Youtube Video. The coating was properly buffed and there are no high spots present anywhere. I made sure that the windows were spotless and used surface prep as well. Inside the garage (brightly lit) the windows look perfect. There are zero streaks inside and out. When I take the car outside and the sun hits the windows it looks like they have some sort of a grey milky haze from the inside. It looks somewhat like the inside of a windshield that hasn't been cleaned in a long time with that haze. The haze is completely uniform though. The windows are tinted and were only cleaned with an ammonia-free cleaner on the inside; like I always do. There was no issue before I applied the Graphene Spray. Now every window has this hazy appearance from the inside. I did not apply the coating to the windshield. What is causing this and how can I correct this?